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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
1
This newspaper explains its policy to present major reader issues as space allows and to publish opinions from diverse sources. It notes it may not share all views, invites comments on content, and states editorials may be edited to fit requirements.
A string of dated, editorial style items covers topics from Iowa conservation efforts reclaiming a Missouri Valley missile for a game area to national prices and politics. It notes a Gallup finding on weekly family budgets, debates over drought era price supports, and racial tensions in Detroit. The column ends with a quip about college basketball and two high-priced quarterbacks.
A critical Iowa editorial argues Governor Hughes benefits by presenting as underdog yet risks alienating business leaders over right to work, proposed income tax withholding, and Workmen's Compensation changes. It urges steady leadership to win business support and attract industry, noting party control and past timing.
In a reflection on history, the author argues that past eras were not uniformly better than today. He cites events from November 1914 and 1884 including school expulsions for riotous conduct and warnings to deter disturbances at a rink, noting adult greed, lawsuits, foreclosures, and brisk financial zeal alongside nostalgia.
Jim Collison argues for a Fair Share approach to education aid, urging experimentation and open discussion across Protestants Catholics Jews and secularists. He cites Reinhold Niebuhr James Pike Robert Hutchins and Walter Lippmann supporting national education that includes children in both public and private schools.
Interested players may register by contacting Mrs Dorothy Gaass or calling the Pella Recreation Commission MA 8 4571. Classes start Thursday January 21 at the Public Safety Building at 7 00 p m. The eight week course carries a 4 00 per person registration fee.
January to March dates and locations for applying for homestead credits and military exemptions across townships and cities. Details include public safety buildings, city halls, co op sites, stores, and postal offices with specific day ranges and hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Also notes accessibility through the Social Security Administration district office in Des Moines for related information.
A Des Moines Social Security District Office representative will be in the Auditor ium of the Public Safety Building in Pella from 9 30 a m to 12 noon on Tuesday to assist residents.
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